The Jeff and Bill Show

Jef and Bill start the hour with Joan from Lakewood who updates a huge win.  Voters overturned a change in zoning to allow high density development, and it wasn't even close!  Next, Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the last-minute cease fire between the USA and Iran.  Can either side say they won the negotiation??  

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 Jeff, Bill, and callers start the hour debating the Iram War and what President Trump means by his AM Truth Social Post about a destruction of the Iranian civilization.  Then Josiah Friedman, CEO, Voices for the Voiceless is in studio to outline how Colorado can change its Pro-Abortion attitude with empathy, compassion and caring.  

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How much power does a Governor have to change the direction of Colorado?  Jeff, Bill, and callers continue the discussion on leadership in Colorado, especially in the Governor's mansion.  Last hour GOP candidate for Governor, Victor Marx joined the show.  Many listeners liked what he said about leadership in our state.  

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This weekend is the Colorado Republican Stater Assembly.  Victor Marx is running for Governor and will be in Pueblo this weekend to hopefully get the top line in the Primary ballot.  He joins Jeff and Bill to outline the state of his campaign and explain why he is also collecting signatures that would let him petition on to the ballot.  Marx also outlines his goals and leadership objectives for the state  

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The votes are counted; the Front Range Passenger Rail will be named CoCo.  Are you Excited??  Jeff and Bill discuss the train and if it will help elevate traffic.  Why do the Democrats think rail is the solution in our state?  Once you get to the locations like Pueblo, Fort Collins, or Trinidad, what do you do without a car?

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Just like at a restaurant, choice is important in education, and so is finding.  Parents should be empowered to find the best match for their family and their child. There is a new choice for some parents just south of the Metro area. Jessica Turner, with Independence Classical Academy, Elizabeth is in studio to talk about the school and their approach.  It's a conversation about one seize does not fit all in education.   

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Medicaid Programs will be cut to help close the Colorado budget hole.  KNUS weekend host Jon Caldera posted about how the cuts will directly impact his disabled son.  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss how Colorado has become a state with "Liberal Priorities" and a "Conservative Budget."  

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Jeff and Bill discuss the amazing rescue of the missing airman shot down over Iran.  Plus, comments on President Trump's post Easter morning about the potential escalation of the war.  Is Trump threatening to target civil targets?  Will this encourage the Iranians to rise up and take back their country or entrench the current ruling class? 

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Jeff and Bill open with a re-cap of Opening Day, Easter weekend, and an escaped snake in Bill's house.  At Opening Day, Gov. Jaren Polis and Rep. Lauren Boebert took a picture together. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?  Then it's a conversation about a FEMA official say God transported him to a Waffle House a number of years ago.   

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Before being able to use the e-file system, Colorado lawyers must affirm they will not work with Federal Immigration Enforcement.  That is for all lawyer and all cases, even civil ones.  Jeff and Bill welcome Ian Speir, attorney with Covenant Law who was surprised by the pop-up page when he was trying to file paperwork for a client in a civil matter. 

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